Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-16

ceiling in MT. J. NJ. Ochoa's store. It makes handsome improvement.
 Mr. Charles Putnam, of Tucssn, was hero this week on court business He is shipping ore from mine in the Bier rita mountains and is doing we'll
 Major Edwards and his client, Super intsndent Darlington, of the Saulsbury stage line, left for Phenix Tuesday, hay ing completed their court business.
 Any one having 20 or 30 acres of land suitable for fruit growing, and now un- der cultivation, and wishing to sell the sams, will please call at this offios
 Roadmastsr Warner, by order of the Board of Supervisors, has erected ever the Alamo Amarillo canal, on Bailey street, a substantial wagon bridge.
 Colonel Robert Williams, the popular hotel man of Silver King, was here this week attending court. He has sent back to Switzerland fer another of his nisess.
 The citizens of Ray camp enjoyed g magnificent Easter dinner last Sabbath. It was served by Mrs. John Hsra, and waa a credit to herself aud the camp. Mr. Ed. Reed, first class printer, passed through hsrs Wednesday en route to Globe. He is one of the flow typos who use neither tobacco nor liquor
 Silver King enjoyed the novelty of an April snow storm Monday. The storm followed the crest of the King and Pinal mountains and all the nsighbsring ranges.
 Mr. Arthur Macy, Superintendent Of the Silver King mine and mill, and Miss Harriet Whitlosk, of New York, will be united in marriage on the 20th of this month.
 Mir. J. B. Rsmy favored us with very handsome bouquet Wednesday. Beside a collection of choice flowers it contained several clusters of young grapes as large aE a pea.
 The dining room of the Florence ho- tel was the scene of g plssant social dance Tuesday evening. Many of the ' strangers here attsn ding court psrtici- pstsd in the dance.
 MT. Elver, the Wisconsin capitalist, who was here last week. has filed upon a section of desert land under the new canal, and will settle upon it an soen as tho water reaches 1t.
 Mr. William Harter, of Pinal, has had his saloon and billiard parIors rspapsrsd, rspaintsd and othsrwise improved, mak- ing it Ons of the nsatsst places of that character in the county.
 The little flower girls did well selling boqusts this week There were large number of people here from ths moup- tain towns, and flowers at this season of tho year are luxury to them.
 MT. Charles Putnam, Jr., of old Camp Grant, was here this week. He is sink ing q well about Eve miles from his pres ent ranch, with the intention of sstab- fishing new ranc ell. His cattle are deing we'll.
 J. D. Rittenhouse is constantly rscsiv- ing new goods. Although he has addsd two moro horses to his team he can't get all his freight from the depot, for it ar rivss therO faster than he can take 1t away.
 Mir. William Clarke ia fitting up two new rooms in his Main street bleck for rental. They have a frontage sn Main street and will make neat office rooms, or be suitable for small mercantile bus mesa.
 Just aI we were going to prsHa, Supt. Gates of the territorial prison arrived heAe WlbH JOuHK Oh~AO EAo hAb OwsH granted . usw trial. We shall have something to say about the prison next week.
 The we'll new sinking at the Vekol mill is down 400 feet. It would have bosn down 600 feet by this time had not several lengthy delays been occasiensd by the drill breaking and sticking" In the we'll.
 J. D. Rittsnhouss received this week the most beautiful line of prints, lawns, white goods and complete stock of ladiss' furnishing goods ever brought to Flor snes. Call and see them and you will be con Vinced.
 The rain storm seems to have been general, and inside of three weeks the cattle ranges will be covered by green grass. Thia will be godsend to cattle men, as thsy were losing great many cattle for want of feed.
 Mr. Brick Kushl, of Pinal, is having his saloon and billiard s1iahlishmsnt ra-